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01:26 – MERCADO DEL MAR
01:42 – DISCLOSURE
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05:18 – TIP TWO
09:24 – TIP THREE
10:52 – TIP FOUR
12:14 – TIP FIVE
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Puerto Vallarta is one of the most popular destinations for snowbirds with over 6 million tourist arrivals every year. People come for the fabulous sunny weather, the beaches, and to engage in a variety of activities like whale watching, scuba diving, and the vibrant nightlife.

Another popular activity that many visitors like to partake in is casino gambling. There are eight licensed gambling venues located in and around the city. While a couple of them are essentially small slot halls, most of them are full-blown Vegas-style casino resorts that offer a full range of games as well as other options like sports betting and poker. If you wish to integrate casino gambling into your next visit to Puerto Vallarta, then it’s a good idea to find nearby accommodations. Let’s look at the top three Puerto Vallarta casinos and the best hotel options for each venue. Be reminded that you must be at least 18 to enter a Mexican casino.

Winclub Casino Platinum

There are actually two Winclub Casinos in P.V. One is located on the north end near the airport while the other is a tad south of Las Glorias. Both venues are top-shelf although you’ll likely find the Winclub Casino Platinum near the airport is in a more convenient location. WinClub Platinum offers a great selection of slots and table games along with bingo and a poker room. It also has several hotels operating within a one-mile radius. Some of the highest-rated ones include:

• One Puerta Vallarta Aeropuerto

• Casa Ritual

• Holiday Inn Express Puerto Vallarta

• Velas Vallarta Suites Resort

• Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa

• Casa La Columna

CIRSA Mexico Casino

Also called Casino Emotion, CIRSA Mexico is centrally located on Ave Francisco Medina Ascencio. It is a modern facility that offers a full range of gambling options including slots, table games, poker, and sports betting. It has all of the gambling options that you would expect to find in a quality establishment. You can use cash or cards from Visa and Mastercard to buy goods or add money to your game account here. Sure, this brick and mortar casino doesn’t accept direct bank transfers, not like the online sites you can find at https://bstcasinos.com/bank-transfer-casinos/, but the payment ways we talked about work just fine for what you need.

The venue also offers a rewards program, an excellent selection of dining options, and an abundance of amenities. It is close to several excellent hotels including:

• Villa Del Palmar Beach Resort & Spa

• Krystal Grand Puerto Vallarta

• Hacienda Buenaventura Hotel

• Crown Paradise Golden Puerta Vallarta

• Hotel Mio Vallarta

• Plaza Pelicanos Club Beach Resort

Crown Casino Vallarta

Crown Casino is located on the south side of Puerto Vallarta on AV Los Tules. Like Casino Emotion, Crown Casino is owned and operated by CIRSA which means it’s a top-tier establishment with a comprehensive list of gaming options. In addition to a massive collection of slot machines, Crown Casino offers all of the traditional favourites including blackjack, baccarat, and roulette. It has a card room for poker fans and a sportsbook for sports fans. Visitors have a great selection of dining options and the nightlife is incredible. If you want to be near such a fun casino, then consider booking your stay at:

• Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

• Hard Rock Hotel Vallarta

• Marival Emotions Resort

• Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta

• Paradise Village

• Wyndham Alltra Vallarta

Things to Consider When Booking

Because Puerto Vallarta is such a popular tourist spot, the city and surrounding areas are rife with hotels and other options like Airbnb and timeshares. We have merely listed a few of the best and safest options. Some of the hotels mentioned here are quite pricey while others are budget-friendly. Some are all-inclusive and some aren’t. The important thing is that you find a spot that’s right for you.

The first thing you need to consider is the price. Accommodations can easily become the most expensive part of a vacation. Of course, you need to factor in such things as location, amenities, and proximity to other activities like beaches, museums, and entertainment.

Also, if you’re booking a hotel with the plan to hit up a nearby casino often, it’s key to know what games they have. Say you’re a fan of baccarat, you’ll want a hotel close to a casino that offers more than just one baccarat table. Here’s where comparison with online casinos can be helpful, as they usually feature a wider range of games than physical places. You can do this comparison on casino expert Jack Hamilton’s website at https://bstcasinos.com/author/jack-hamilton/. If the number of live dealers in the casino you’re eyeing is close to what’s offered online, then you’re probably in for a treat and will have plenty of options.

Perhaps one of the most important tips is to book in advance. Not only are last-minute bookings usually more expensive, but you run the risk of being turned away from your top choice because it’s already full. Then again, we always have some great last-minute deals that can save you a lot of time and money.

Playa Las Gemelas, un imperdible en tu viaje a Puerto Vallarta / Las Gemelas Beach, a must-see on your trip to Puerto Vallarta

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Our Mexico adventure continues! Join us as we check out this fabulous beachside town. Puerto Vallarta has new and old, and everything in between!

Puerto Vallarta Mexico part 2

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Puerto Vallarta is a famed tourist destination in Mexico. It attracts visitors from far-flung corners with one-of-a-kind culture, the Pacific Ocean allure, and tasty treats. If you are going to visit it and want to find the secrets Puerto Vallarta is concealing from passers-by, come up with a detailed plan for your trip.
With this article, developing such a plan will be a no-brainer task. Below is a detailed lowdown on the best Puerto Vallarta hotels, tips on how to choose suitable transport, as well as a list of must-visit spots. Take your time to read it and good luck with your journey!

Transport & Housings 

When visiting a new city, travelers often decide to rent a car. This is an extremely convenient method of navigating the location without depending on local transport. The best thing about Puerto Vallarta is the possibility of choosing a suitable vehicle right at the airport. The number of car rental at Puerto Vallarta airport providers is huge. Keep in mind that car rental prices fluctuate. They depend on the type of vehicle you choose. On average, you should be ready to shell out $30/day.
If you are a proponent of planning in advance, it is a good idea to book a car online. For instance, visit Rental24h.com and pick a suitable model. This is extremely helpful if you need to stick to a specific budget since the site automatically categorizes cars into different groups based on the cost.
Another consideration is a hotel. There are lots of cool options to select from, but the most feted accommodations are:

• Plaza Mar & Vista del Sol
• Garza Blanca Preserve Resort & Spa
• Hotel Mousai
• Casa Velas
• Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta
• Velas Vallarta Suite Resort

Getting to any of the listed hotels from the airport will be easier, especially if you rent a car. 

Weather-dependent Preparations 

The weather in Puerto Vallarta is no less important aspect to consider when arranging a trip. Typically, it is warm there throughout the year due to a tropical climate. However, the city has 2 major seasons – dry (from late October to May > 24-30°C) and rainy (from June to early October > 29-35°C).
If you happen to come here during a dry period, make sure to pack:

• Clothes for swimming
• Short-sleeved shirts and T-shirts
• Flip-flops and sandals
• Breathable clothes and light jackets for evening
• Sunscreen with a high SPF
• Sunglasses with UV protection
• Wide-brimmed hat or cap for shade

 When are going to explore the best jungles in Mexico in the rainy season, prepare:

• Lightweight rain jacket or poncho
• Quick-drying clothing
• Water-resistant shoes
• Small, portable umbrella
• Reliable mosquito repellent
• Sun protection means

As for universal stuff to have at hand regardless of the season, you should bring medications, a Spanish phrasebook unless you know the language and a camera with a charger for capturing memories non-stop.

Hidden Gems List

Now you know the basics of preparation when heading to Puerto Vallarta. The next step is to embark on a trip across this picture-perfect city. There are lots of interesting places to drop by. However, don’t pass up a chance to see such attractions.

Malecón 

This lively boardwalk stretches along the Banderas Bay coastline. When walking there, you can see mesmerizing views of the Pacific Ocean and nature. Another highlight is a unique collection of public art and sculptures. The most popular examples are “The Seahorse” and “The Rotunda of the Sea.” Besides, the Malecón houses lots of cafes and restaurants with delicious local food. 

Zona Romántica (Old Town) 

This is a charming area in the region. Visitors particularly like the Old Town due to its recognizable charm of past days’ Puerto Vallarta. Spend time, ambling along old streets, looking at ancient architecture, and simply relaxing. In addition, the magnificent Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe is also located there. 

Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens

Want to recharge the inner battery? Get closer to nature in the botanical gardens of Puerto Vallarta. Each of them offers collections of native Mexican plants: orchids, palms, agaves, cacti, and tropical flowers. They are situated near the beautiful Sierra Madre Mountains, so visitors can not only see rare species but also snap many vivid images.

El Edén

Avid movie lovers will definitely recognize this spot at first glance. The famous movie “Predator” with Arnold Schwarzenegger was filmed here. When planning your trip to this place, grab your chance to go on canopy tours or swim in natural pools. If you feel like spending more time outdoors, hike in the mountain terrain and watch endemic birds. There are many cozy bars and cafes with a variety of local cuisine and beverages.

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Puerto Vallarta is a resort town on Mexico’s Pacific coast, in Jalisco state. It is known for its beaches, water sports and nightlife scene. Its cobblestone center is home to the ornate Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe church, boutique shops and a range of restaurants and bars. El Malecón is a beachside promenade with contemporary sculptures, as well as bars, lounges and nightclubs.

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Paseo a pie completo por el Malecón de Puerto Vallarta desde Calle 31 de Octubre en el norte del Malecón hasta Calle Venustiano Carranza el límite sur del Malecón en la Zona Romántica y después volvemos hacia el norte hasta llegar a la escultura Los Milenios. https://www.puertovallarta.net/espanol/que-hacer/malecon-de-vallarta/

Complete walking tour along the Malecon of Puerto Vallarta from 31 de Octubre Street in the north of the Malecon to Venustiano Carranza Street at the southern limit of the Malecon in the Romantic Zone and then back again to the start by The Millennia Sculpture in the northern end. https://www.puertovallarta.net/what_to_do/puerto-vallarta-malecon/

Filmado/shot 10/Feb./2024, Saúl Manzo.

00:00 Inicio/Start
00:19 The Millennia sculpture, Mathis Lidice
00:34 Hotel Rosita
00:48 31 de Octubre street
01:11 Av. Mexico & 31 de Octubre
01:24 North end Malecón de Puerto Vallarta
02:11 Origin & Destination, Pedro Torres Tello
02:23 Allende Street
02:51 Pipila Street
03:01 Nostalgia, José Ramiz Barquet statue
03:59 Leona Vicario street
04:09 The Subtle Stone-eater, Jonás Gutiérrez
04:46 Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez Street
04:56 Good Fortune Unicorn, Aníbal Riebeling
05:36 Abasolo Street
05:49 Nature as Mother, Adrian Reynoso
06:25 Aldama Street
06:35 The Rotunda of the Sea, Alejandro Colunga
07:16 Corona Street
07:26 In Search of Reason, Sergio Bustamante
08:12 Galeana street & the Malecón
08:31 Malecon/Boardwalk Lighthouse
08:41 Rain, Jovian
09:11 Mina Street
09:25 Triton and Siren, Carlos Espino
10:00 Iturbide Street
10:10 Puerto Vallarta City Sign/Letters & The Boy on the Seahorse
11:01 Esplanade Aquiles Serdán
11:14 The Malecon Arches
11:38 Zaragoza Street (S end of the Malecon)
11:49 The Friendship Fountain, Bottoms & González
12:01 Naval Historical Museum
12:28 Guerrero Street
12:38 Vallarta Dancers, Jim Demetro
12:58 Libertad Street
13:08 Eriza-Dos, Maritza Vázquez (BLU)
13:26 San Pascual Bailón, José Ramiz Barquet
13:56 Agustín Rodríguez Street
14:06 Plaza Juarez Parking Building
14:59 Cuale River Bridge walkway
15:44 Cuale River
16:04 Stairs to Cuale River Island
16:36 Cuale River Bridge Lookout (right)
17:09 End of Cuale River Bridge
17:30 Olas Altas Beach, Romantic Zone
17:44 The Washer Woman statue, Jim Demetro
18:19 Aquiles Serdan Street
18:29 The Cellist, Alicia Bueno
19:25 Francisco I. Madero Street
19:58 Cheers! Jim Demetro (2023)
20:21 Lazaro Cardenas street
20:47 Lazaro Cardenas Amphitheater
21:16 Corner of Malecon-Olas Altas Street & Venustiano Carranza
22:15 Calle Lázaro Cárdenas
22:41 Salud, Jim Demetro (2023)
23:01 Calle Francisco I. Madero
23:51 Calle Aquiles Serdán
24:33 La Lavandera, Jim Demetro
24:58 Puente del Río Cuale
25:22 Mirador del Puente del Río Cuale
26:00 Escaleras a Isla del Río Cuale
27:15 Malecón II (Dos)
27:54 Calle Agustín Rodríguez
28:06 Mercado de Artesanías Malecón 2
28:35 San Pascual Bailón, Ramiz Barquet
28:46 Calle Libertad
28:56 Eriza-Dos, Maritza Vázquez (BLU)
29:10 Calle Guerrero
29:20 Bailarines de Vallarta, Jim Demetro
29:42 Museo Histórico Naval
29:52 Calle Zaragoza
30:02 La Fuente de la Amistad, Bud Bottoms & Octavio Gonzalez
30:15 Explanada/Anfiteatro Aquiles Serdán, Los Arcos del Malecón
30:41 Plaza de Armas y Parroquia Guadalupe
31:36 Calle Iturbide
31:48 Letrero de Puerto Vallarta (Letras)/El Niño sobre el Caballo de Mar
32:18 Calle Mina
32:28 Tritón y Sirena, Carlos Espino
32:49 Faro del Malecón
32:59 Lluvia, Jovian
32:56 En Busca de la Razón, Sergio Bustamante
34:36 La Rotonda del Mar, Alejandro Colunga
35:16 La Naturaleza Como Madre, Adrián Reynoso
35:58 El Unicornio de la Buena Fortuna, Aníbal Riebeling
36:42 El Sutil Comepiedras, Jonás Gutiérrez
37:25 Nostalgia, José Ramiz Barquet
38:04 Origen y Destino, Pedro Torres Tello
39:44 Escultura Los Milenios, Mathis Lidice

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